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Mr. Serv-On
Released 1997

Let's Get It Started
04:18
925 plays

Tryin' to Make It Out da Ghetto
03:04
885 plays

Hustlin'
03:45
786 plays

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songs

- 1
- Let's Get It Started
- 04:18
- 925 plays

- 2
- My Best Friend
- 05:03
- 604 plays

- 3
- Head & Shoulders
- 04:44
- 1,024 plays

- 4
- Heaven Is So Close
- 05:35
- 1,192 plays

- 5
- It's Real
- 04:25
- 2,533 plays

- 6
- P Dreams
- 04:04
- 451 plays

- 7
- Die Rich
- 04:50
- 432 plays

- 8
- Who Raised Me
- 04:47
- 390 plays

- 9
- You Know I Would
- 03:29
- 518 plays

- 10
- Hustlin'
- 03:45
- 786 plays

- 11
- Cemetery Made
- 03:51
- 442 plays

- 12
- 5 Hollow Points
- 04:17
- 521 plays

- 13
- Tryin' to Make It Out da Ghetto
- 03:04
- 885 plays

- 14
- Time to Check My Fetty
- 03:25
- 497 plays

- 15
- Affiliated
- 04:09
- 445 plays

- 16
- We Ain't the Same
- 04:34
- 468 plays

- 17
- Throw Ya City Up
- 03:59
- 398 plays

- 18
- Last Wordz
- 04:11
- 350 plays

album review

One of the better albums on No Limit Records, Mr. Serv-On's debut album, Life Insurance, isn't all that different from its fellow No Limit travelers. Like anyone else in Master P's stable, Mr. Serv-On churns out gangsta rap that panders to the lowest common denominator. In the case of Life Insurance, that isn't particularly bad, since Mr. Serv-On is a fine rapper and the production cleverly co-opts a number of different styles, ranging from West Coast gangsta to Southern bass funk. Even though the album runs too long, there's a little here to appeal to any dedicated fan of hardcore rap, and it suggests that No Limit may have another star in the form of Mr. Serv-On. ~ Leo Stanley, All Music Guide